Author: Andrew McDonald

I’ve had a 90’s PC case for a while, and I’ve wanted to stuff it with ridiculous hardware. I finally have the chance to do that, so let’s

Upscaling tech has become incredibly common to find in games – so much so that all three GPU manufacturers offer their own solutions to do just that. Generally

Right out of the box the Steam Deck is an amazing console with pretty remarkable performance. It can play AAA titles like Cyberpunk – an incredibly intensive game

ADATA’s latest and greatest PCIe Gen4x4 SSD, the LEGEND 960 MAX, is meant to rival the best drives on the market. It’s priced around the same, offers up

It’s been a little over two years since I launched the open source response time tool. It’s been amazing so far, and I have loads more work on

I set up a DIY weather station in my garden that’s connected to Home Assistant and logs everything from wind speed and direction to rainfall and temperature. Why,

I’ve reviewed over 100 monitors, and yet I’ve never actually talked through how to set one up, so let’s do that! The first thing when setting up a

This absolute beast is AOC’s confusingly named AG275QZ – not to be confused with the QX or QXN models I’ve reviewed recently. This bad boy is a 270

We need 1000 Hz monitors. Ok need is a strong word, what I mean is, you should want a 1000 Hz monitor – at least for gaming anyway.

Yeah, you read that right. This is a 1080p 240Hz VA monitor. That sounds like a match made in Grimsby (for anyone not from the UK, that’s a